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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharky View Post
    I myself tend to remove the blister and chuck it, keeping the backing cards and the name tag thingy, the store much better in a plastic box on a shelf
    Quote Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1 View Post
    Keep the cards, remove the blisters. That's what I have had to do. Haven't done the rest yet though.
    Quote Originally Posted by 5FDP View Post
    Yeah, what everyone else has said - throw away the blister and keep the cardback. That's what I do for the ones I open.
    That's what I do too. With the newer toys, I just cannot be bothered to keep the blister although I must say that if sliced properly with a pen-knife (ie: 2 sides and bottom, but the top of the blister still attached), even US toys can be 'repackaged' and look MOC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by heroic_decepticon View Post
    although I must say that if sliced properly with a pen-knife (ie: 2 sides and bottom, but the top of the blister still attached), even US toys can be 'repackaged' and look MOC.
    I did that with alot of the newer figures, but they just take up too much room, so I decided to start cutting the bubble completely off.

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    Thank you very, very much guys for the insight and advice, I now present to you:

    Peace:



    Love:



    Destruction:




    Observations:
    • Since I've started collecting, my figure liberation techniques have improved immensely.
    • There is a lot more paperwork than what I thought!
    • The Classics style packaging's shape is a pain in the arse.
    • HasTakTom need to consider a universal form of folding Instructions!
    • I need to buy some plastic tub shelving for my cupboard.
    • This is a far, far more sensible way of storing packaging.


    Again, many thanks to everyone who put forward their opinion and I hope others that read this thread find it useful in some way.

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    Good going hursty! Now that you have so much more space, it's time to go Xmas shopping...

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    I love a happy ending
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hursticon View Post
    Thank you very, very much guys for the insight and advice, I now present to you:

    Peace:

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    Love:

    [IMG]---SNIP---[/IMG]

    Destruction:

    [IMG]---SNIP---[/IMG]

    Definitely looks much better mate...but you might want to keep some of those paper inserts still sitting in the bubbles for the stuff you're binning.

    Quote Originally Posted by heroic_decepticon View Post
    Good going hursty! Now that you have so much more space, it's time to go Xmas shopping...
    +1 Time to fill up that empty space mate!


    Quote Originally Posted by 5FDP View Post
    I love a happy ending
    Don't we all...

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    Turf the lot, it's rubbish the second the toy comes out.

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    I have thrown away several blisters but I am still packed with G1 and Japanese boxes which are too cool to throw out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kup View Post
    ... am still packed with G1 and Japanese boxes which are too cool to throw out.
    Same situation here...

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    After advise from Krayt, I take the bit of cardboard out that lies in between the blister and save that too. Especially for Animated per se.

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